Fakta a mýty o rasovém šílenci – Miko Václav (2020)

No person evokes as many myths and diverse stories as the infamous Hitler. The private life of the German leader was strictly secret during his lifetime, and therefore even long after the war, the public had no chance to learn more about his personal life. Nevertheless, over the years, information was released in short doses, sometimes complete or partial, other times completely false or misleading. This is why many people today are interested in what was true in his life and what was, on the contrary, a lie. Did Hitler conceal a son from the First World War? What is true about Hitler using methamphetamine and other drugs? Was he homosexual or did he suffer from some deformity? What caused his unrelenting antisemitism? What is true about the claim that he and his wife Eva secretly went to South America after the war, transported there by the pride of German technology, the submarine U 977? Was his suicide in April 1945 a staged tactic with doubles orchestrated by the highest echelons of the SS to divert attention from his escape? If it was otherwise, is it true that Hitler's remains were sent to Moscow on Stalin's orders, or were both his and Eva's remains buried somewhere else? The questions surrounding Hitler's origins, sexuality, personal traits, death, and other claims are constantly...